The Imagination of the New Left
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| - | "If 1848 was, at least partially, a revolution against [[boredom]], the May events in France were even more so." -- ''[[The Imagination of the New Left]]'' (1987) [[George N. Katsiaficas]] | + | "If 1848 was, at least partially, a revolution against [[boredom]], the May events in France were even more so." -- ''[[The Imagination of the New Left]]'' (1987) by George N. Katsiaficas |
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| - | ''[[The Imagination of the New Left]]'' (1987) is a book by George N. Katsiaficas. | + | ''[[The Imagination of the New Left]]'' (1987) is a book by [[George N. Katsiaficas]]. |
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| + | Delineates the global turmoil of [[1968]], including: The [[Prague Spring]]; the [[student movements]] in Mexico, Japan, Sri Lanka, Italy, Yugoslavia, and Spain; The Tet Offensive in Vietnam and [[guerrilla]] movements in Latin America; the [[Democratic Convention]] in Chicago; and the assassination of [[Martin Luther King]]. | ||
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The Imagination of the New Left (1987) is a book by George N. Katsiaficas.
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Delineates the global turmoil of 1968, including: The Prague Spring; the student movements in Mexico, Japan, Sri Lanka, Italy, Yugoslavia, and Spain; The Tet Offensive in Vietnam and guerrilla movements in Latin America; the Democratic Convention in Chicago; and the assassination of Martin Luther King.
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